X Windows - PS/2 Question

[Rob Miracle]

I am working on a Model 70 running AIX.  First, TCP is installed and the
hardware is not present.

When I enter the command:

xinit

I get the following messages:

Creating TCP socket (in FindATCPSocket)
: Invalid argument
No Listeners, Nothing to do: Invalid Argument

and the screen clears and goes into an X-Window mode.  AIXWM and AIXTERM do not
start and I am left with a moving mouse.  I can CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to kill it,
but it takes me out of graphics mode and places me in a mode where I can type
stuff, but nothing works (CTRL-ALT-DELETE wont even reboot) except for
ALT-ACTION which takes me back to the command prompt and I kill -9 the process.

Now if I say:

xinit -8514    (Note this overrides the -all switch)

the TCP/IP messages goes away but I still do not get my aixwm and aixterm
screens, just the background and a mouse that moves.  Hitting
CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE had the desired function of killing the process and
returning to the AIX shell.

Does any one have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance
Rob
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